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Harvard Film Archive. Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts. 24 Quincy St. 495-4700. $5 for students, unless a special event. "The Tourist and Burckhardt 2" at 3 p.m. An Evening with Robb Moss with Moss in person at 6:30 p.m. "Arizona Dream...
...advertising ranges from the unattainable to the disgusting. It is frustrating for the average young woman to be told that she should grow up to be like a society's goddess like Cindy Crawford, and it is insulting and dangerous to say she should desire to look like Kate Moss. In addition to this pressure, girls often become victims of the bitter social rivalries that pervade young female social circles and are subjected to the unwanted attention of hormonally-challenged young males. I don't think any Harvard student would deny that adolescence sucks...
...Brinks Inc. office in Roxbury directed allinquiries to its national headquarters in Darien,Conn. Marvin Moss, a spokesperson, said thecompany had no comment...
...cheering, about the ease with which, at 20, he negotiated the considerable challenges of rhyme and meter he set for himself. Of course he belonged to a generation of surpassing formal accomplishment. That fertile decade of his birth-the 1920s-also gave us Richard Wilbur, Anthony Hecht, Howard Moss, Amy Clampitt, Howard Nemerov. But as a craftsman he exceeded them all-in the thrill of the unexpected, anyway. Indeed, more than any American poet ever (with the possible exception of Marianne Moore), he conveyed an infectious, exuberant joy in sheer building...
...current issue of Mademoiselle features a cover image of Kate Moss in which she looks like Veronica Lake missing the bridge of her nose. The photo has the fashion world buzzing, but Mademoiselle editor Elizabeth Crow sees nothing wrong with it. "Kate has appeared on many Mademoiselle covers, and she always looked raunchy, neglected, unattractive," says Crow. "We wanted to make her drop-dead glamorous...